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Texas Takes Title at Harvard Tourney; Crimson Netwomen Finish Third

Back Injury Forces Smith to Sidelines

Usher was particularly encouraged by the play of doubles team Cyndy Austrian and Roberta Hing. Despite never having played together before, the pair reached the C flight finals.

In addition Austrian, a freshman and the team's number-four singles player, won her first match in the B singles competion and dropped an excrutiating three-hour and 20-minute consolation final to Elizabeth Alexander of North Carolina.

"It gives the kids an ideas of where they are and if they want to get a lot better what skills they need to improve," said Usher of the off-season tourney.

He also said that his team has great potential and should be able to defend their Ivy crown.

"We're a very young team and a very talented team," said Coach Jeff Moore of Texas.

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Moore was extremely pleased with the tournament and his team's performance. "I hope we're invited back," said Moore.

"We had a great time."

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